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Blown-in insulation provides superior coverage, filling gaps and voids to improve your home's energy retention.
This insulation method is quick and minimally invasive, making it a convenient choice for attic and wall insulation.
Blown-in insulation offers an affordable way to increase comfort and reduce heating and cooling costs.
- - Installation Method - Blown in insulation is applied using a machine that disperses loose material into wall cavities or attics.
- - Material Types - Commonly made from cellulose, fiberglass, or mineral wool, each offering different R-values and fire resistance.
- - Advantages - Provides seamless coverage, filling gaps and reducing air leaks for improved energy efficiency.
- - Application Areas - Ideal for attics, wall cavities, and hard-to-reach spaces where traditional insulation methods are difficult.
- - Installation Considerations - Requires professional equipment and expertise to ensure proper density and coverage for optimal performance.
Blown-in insulation work typically involves the installation or topping up of loose, fibrous materials such as cellulose, fiberglass, or mineral wool into wall cavities, attics, or other enclosed spaces to improve thermal performance. The process generally includes preparing the area, sealing any air leaks, and using specialized equipment to blow the insulation evenly into the designated spaces. When evaluating requests for blown-in insulation, important details include the current state of the existing insulation, the specific areas needing insulation, the desired R-value or insulation level, the accessibility of the spaces, and any structural or safety considerations that might affect installation.
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